Worktowin's road to winning

[KC_Guy]

Day 577. I fucking hate nicotine more today than I think I have in the past 577 days!

Went on vacation a few weeks back. Nice trip to the east coast. Stayed at this cutesy little bb my wife picked out. Our room looked like a big pink explosion... But it made my wife happy. Anyway, walked in and one of the first things I thought of, out of reflex, was... Where is there a men's room in the lobby? See... That is where I would take off every morning and night for a ninja dipping session. Pathetic. Bbs don't have restrooms in the lobby. And I don't care! 25 years I wasted time hiding on vacations when I could have been enjoying myself. No more of that bullshit!

Met steakbomb for breakfast. Great guy, great role model for new or veteran quitters, and his energy really amplified my hatred of nicotine. I left and thought... That dude sure didn't fit what I thought the stereotypical dip addict would be. He probably thought the same thing. Thanks for taking time out of your weekend to meet me, Andy. Your support and the support of bad asses like yourself is what makes the engine of kill the can work when no other plan does!

Pharmacist, celebrity banker, personal trainer, CFO, inventory analyst, plant manager, commercial electrician, healthcare manager, pipeliner, police officer... These are the professions of some of the dip (nicotine) addicts I've met in person that keep me accountable. This addiction sucks. But one day at a time, with the help of the guys I've met and post with daily, I am keeping my word and fueling my hatred.

See you at 600.

Keep on brotha, your doing it right !

All of you new quitters like me need to take notice of WtW's post. I've noticed some guys who are still in the double digits of quit days and they think they've already defeated nicotine. They start to slack off or get mouthy.

Read between the lines here: WtW is telling you that nicotine doesn't give up. It doesn't ever, ever give up. It keeps fighting, even inside a veteran quitter like our good man here.

Those arrogant addicts are more likely to fail than those who remain humbled addicts like worktowin.

I do hate the way we still get that little reflex action when certain circumstances arrive. We used to do things so often for so long without thinking.

then we found here, and we consciously made a decision to quit and we thought about that word we give daily and the plan that we have in place for protection.

and just look and think how far we have come.

proud of you Wtw, brother. Lets keep this good thing going

Well said, WTW! 577 days and still an addict...whoda thunk it?

I am hating right beside you W2W.

But even just yesterday for a about 2 seconds the thought of dipping crossed my mind. I thought the following,


"I am off work for the next 4 days, ahhhhh, I could get some dip, and really blaze through all this yardwork that I have to do. I could just use this weekend and pitch it again on Monday".

WTF, where do these thoughts come from at 567 days quit? who would have thunk it is right Slugo. Damn, I am glad I have this site and these friends who I commit to each day.

By the way 25 lawn bags full of yard waste. NO DIP. Just a bag of seeds. 'na na' Fuck you nicotine, I win.

Ryan

This man is a quit machine. I will meet this bad ass in person one day myself.

Eddie if you get the chance definitely meet him in person. I can remember when I was freaking about mowing my yard the first time without dip. W2W texted me and said he would be right over with some fake or he would mow my yard for me. That's a real brother in quit right there. I'm lucky that I live in same general area as the bad ass known as W2W. Dude is a legend. Keep doing your thing W2W and setting the example for all of us.

[Erussell]

Day 577. I fucking hate nicotine more today than I think I have in the past 577 days!

Went on vacation a few weeks back. Nice trip to the east coast. Stayed at this cutesy little bb my wife picked out. Our room looked like a big pink explosion... But it made my wife happy. Anyway, walked in and one of the first things I thought of, out of reflex, was... Where is there a men's room in the lobby? See... That is where I would take off every morning and night for a ninja dipping session. Pathetic. Bbs don't have restrooms in the lobby. And I don't care! 25 years I wasted time hiding on vacations when I could have been enjoying myself. No more of that bullshit!

Met steakbomb for breakfast. Great guy, great role model for new or veteran quitters, and his energy really amplified my hatred of nicotine. I left and thought... That dude sure didn't fit what I thought the stereotypical dip addict would be. He probably thought the same thing. Thanks for taking time out of your weekend to meet me, Andy. Your support and the support of bad asses like yourself is what makes the engine of kill the can work when no other plan does!

Pharmacist, celebrity banker, personal trainer, CFO, inventory analyst, plant manager, commercial electrician, healthcare manager, pipeliner, police officer... These are the professions of some of the dip (nicotine) addicts I've met in person that keep me accountable. This addiction sucks. But one day at a time, with the help of the guys I've met and post with daily, I am keeping my word and fueling my hatred.

See you at 600.

Keep on brotha, your doing it right !

All of you new quitters like me need to take notice of WtW's post. I've noticed some guys who are still in the double digits of quit days and they think they've already defeated nicotine. They start to slack off or get mouthy.

Read between the lines here: WtW is telling you that nicotine doesn't give up. It doesn't ever, ever give up. It keeps fighting, even inside a veteran quitter like our good man here.

Those arrogant addicts are more likely to fail than those who remain humbled addicts like worktowin.

I do hate the way we still get that little reflex action when certain circumstances arrive. We used to do things so often for so long without thinking.

then we found here, and we consciously made a decision to quit and we thought about that word we give daily and the plan that we have in place for protection.

and just look and think how far we have come.

proud of you Wtw, brother. Lets keep this good thing going

Well said, WTW! 577 days and still an addict...whoda thunk it?

I am hating right beside you W2W.

But even just yesterday for a about 2 seconds the thought of dipping crossed my mind. I thought the following,


"I am off work for the next 4 days, ahhhhh, I could get some dip, and really blaze through all this yardwork that I have to do. I could just use this weekend and pitch it again on Monday".

WTF, where do these thoughts come from at 567 days quit? who would have thunk it is right Slugo. Damn, I am glad I have this site and these friends who I commit to each day.

By the way 25 lawn bags full of yard waste. NO DIP. Just a bag of seeds. 'na na' Fuck you nicotine, I win.

Ryan

This man is a quit machine. I will meet this bad ass in person one day myself.

[Its_Got2Happen]

Day 577. I fucking hate nicotine more today than I think I have in the past 577 days!

Went on vacation a few weeks back. Nice trip to the east coast. Stayed at this cutesy little bb my wife picked out. Our room looked like a big pink explosion... But it made my wife happy. Anyway, walked in and one of the first things I thought of, out of reflex, was... Where is there a men's room in the lobby? See... That is where I would take off every morning and night for a ninja dipping session. Pathetic. Bbs don't have restrooms in the lobby. And I don't care! 25 years I wasted time hiding on vacations when I could have been enjoying myself. No more of that bullshit!

Met steakbomb for breakfast. Great guy, great role model for new or veteran quitters, and his energy really amplified my hatred of nicotine. I left and thought... That dude sure didn't fit what I thought the stereotypical dip addict would be. He probably thought the same thing. Thanks for taking time out of your weekend to meet me, Andy. Your support and the support of bad asses like yourself is what makes the engine of kill the can work when no other plan does!

Pharmacist, celebrity banker, personal trainer, CFO, inventory analyst, plant manager, commercial electrician, healthcare manager, pipeliner, police officer... These are the professions of some of the dip (nicotine) addicts I've met in person that keep me accountable. This addiction sucks. But one day at a time, with the help of the guys I've met and post with daily, I am keeping my word and fueling my hatred.

See you at 600.

Keep on brotha, your doing it right !

All of you new quitters like me need to take notice of WtW's post. I've noticed some guys who are still in the double digits of quit days and they think they've already defeated nicotine. They start to slack off or get mouthy.

Read between the lines here: WtW is telling you that nicotine doesn't give up. It doesn't ever, ever give up. It keeps fighting, even inside a veteran quitter like our good man here.

Those arrogant addicts are more likely to fail than those who remain humbled addicts like worktowin.

I do hate the way we still get that little reflex action when certain circumstances arrive. We used to do things so often for so long without thinking.

then we found here, and we consciously made a decision to quit and we thought about that word we give daily and the plan that we have in place for protection.

and just look and think how far we have come.

proud of you Wtw, brother. Lets keep this good thing going

Well said, WTW! 577 days and still an addict...whoda thunk it?

I am hating right beside you W2W.

But even just yesterday for a about 2 seconds the thought of dipping crossed my mind. I thought the following,


"I am off work for the next 4 days, ahhhhh, I could get some dip, and really blaze through all this yardwork that I have to do. I could just use this weekend and pitch it again on Monday".

WTF, where do these thoughts come from at 567 days quit? who would have thunk it is right Slugo. Damn, I am glad I have this site and these friends who I commit to each day.

By the way 25 lawn bags full of yard waste. NO DIP. Just a bag of seeds. 'na na' Fuck you nicotine, I win.

Ryan

[slug.go]

Day 577. I fucking hate nicotine more today than I think I have in the past 577 days!

Went on vacation a few weeks back. Nice trip to the east coast. Stayed at this cutesy little bb my wife picked out. Our room looked like a big pink explosion... But it made my wife happy. Anyway, walked in and one of the first things I thought of, out of reflex, was... Where is there a men's room in the lobby? See... That is where I would take off every morning and night for a ninja dipping session. Pathetic. Bbs don't have restrooms in the lobby. And I don't care! 25 years I wasted time hiding on vacations when I could have been enjoying myself. No more of that bullshit!

Met steakbomb for breakfast. Great guy, great role model for new or veteran quitters, and his energy really amplified my hatred of nicotine. I left and thought... That dude sure didn't fit what I thought the stereotypical dip addict would be. He probably thought the same thing. Thanks for taking time out of your weekend to meet me, Andy. Your support and the support of bad asses like yourself is what makes the engine of kill the can work when no other plan does!

Pharmacist, celebrity banker, personal trainer, CFO, inventory analyst, plant manager, commercial electrician, healthcare manager, pipeliner, police officer... These are the professions of some of the dip (nicotine) addicts I've met in person that keep me accountable. This addiction sucks. But one day at a time, with the help of the guys I've met and post with daily, I am keeping my word and fueling my hatred.

See you at 600.

Keep on brotha, your doing it right !

All of you new quitters like me need to take notice of WtW's post. I've noticed some guys who are still in the double digits of quit days and they think they've already defeated nicotine. They start to slack off or get mouthy.

Read between the lines here: WtW is telling you that nicotine doesn't give up. It doesn't ever, ever give up. It keeps fighting, even inside a veteran quitter like our good man here.

Those arrogant addicts are more likely to fail than those who remain humbled addicts like worktowin.

I do hate the way we still get that little reflex action when certain circumstances arrive. We used to do things so often for so long without thinking.

then we found here, and we consciously made a decision to quit and we thought about that word we give daily and the plan that we have in place for protection.

and just look and think how far we have come.

proud of you Wtw, brother. Lets keep this good thing going

Well said, WTW! 577 days and still an addict...whoda thunk it?

[SirDerek]

Day 577. I fucking hate nicotine more today than I think I have in the past 577 days!

Went on vacation a few weeks back. Nice trip to the east coast. Stayed at this cutesy little bb my wife picked out. Our room looked like a big pink explosion... But it made my wife happy. Anyway, walked in and one of the first things I thought of, out of reflex, was... Where is there a men's room in the lobby? See... That is where I would take off every morning and night for a ninja dipping session. Pathetic. Bbs don't have restrooms in the lobby. And I don't care! 25 years I wasted time hiding on vacations when I could have been enjoying myself. No more of that bullshit!

Met steakbomb for breakfast. Great guy, great role model for new or veteran quitters, and his energy really amplified my hatred of nicotine. I left and thought... That dude sure didn't fit what I thought the stereotypical dip addict would be. He probably thought the same thing. Thanks for taking time out of your weekend to meet me, Andy. Your support and the support of bad asses like yourself is what makes the engine of kill the can work when no other plan does!

Pharmacist, celebrity banker, personal trainer, CFO, inventory analyst, plant manager, commercial electrician, healthcare manager, pipeliner, police officer... These are the professions of some of the dip (nicotine) addicts I've met in person that keep me accountable. This addiction sucks. But one day at a time, with the help of the guys I've met and post with daily, I am keeping my word and fueling my hatred.

See you at 600.

Keep on brotha, your doing it right !

All of you new quitters like me need to take notice of WtW's post. I've noticed some guys who are still in the double digits of quit days and they think they've already defeated nicotine. They start to slack off or get mouthy.

Read between the lines here: WtW is telling you that nicotine doesn't give up. It doesn't ever, ever give up. It keeps fighting, even inside a veteran quitter like our good man here.

Those arrogant addicts are more likely to fail than those who remain humbled addicts like worktowin.

I do hate the way we still get that little reflex action when certain circumstances arrive. We used to do things so often for so long without thinking.

then we found here, and we consciously made a decision to quit and we thought about that word we give daily and the plan that we have in place for protection.

and just look and think how far we have come.

proud of you Wtw, brother. Lets keep this good thing going

[TrueToMyself]

Day 577. I fucking hate nicotine more today than I think I have in the past 577 days!

Went on vacation a few weeks back. Nice trip to the east coast. Stayed at this cutesy little bb my wife picked out. Our room looked like a big pink explosion... But it made my wife happy. Anyway, walked in and one of the first things I thought of, out of reflex, was... Where is there a men's room in the lobby? See... That is where I would take off every morning and night for a ninja dipping session. Pathetic. Bbs don't have restrooms in the lobby. And I don't care! 25 years I wasted time hiding on vacations when I could have been enjoying myself. No more of that bullshit!

Met steakbomb for breakfast. Great guy, great role model for new or veteran quitters, and his energy really amplified my hatred of nicotine. I left and thought... That dude sure didn't fit what I thought the stereotypical dip addict would be. He probably thought the same thing. Thanks for taking time out of your weekend to meet me, Andy. Your support and the support of bad asses like yourself is what makes the engine of kill the can work when no other plan does!

Pharmacist, celebrity banker, personal trainer, CFO, inventory analyst, plant manager, commercial electrician, healthcare manager, pipeliner, police officer... These are the professions of some of the dip (nicotine) addicts I've met in person that keep me accountable. This addiction sucks. But one day at a time, with the help of the guys I've met and post with daily, I am keeping my word and fueling my hatred.

See you at 600.

Keep on brotha, your doing it right !

All of you new quitters like me need to take notice of WtW's post. I've noticed some guys who are still in the double digits of quit days and they think they've already defeated nicotine. They start to slack off or get mouthy.

Read between the lines here: WtW is telling you that nicotine doesn't give up. It doesn't ever, ever give up. It keeps fighting, even inside a veteran quitter like our good man here.

Those arrogant addicts are more likely to fail than those who remain humbled addicts like worktowin.

[Gdubya]

Day 577. I fucking hate nicotine more today than I think I have in the past 577 days!

Went on vacation a few weeks back. Nice trip to the east coast. Stayed at this cutesy little bb my wife picked out. Our room looked like a big pink explosion... But it made my wife happy. Anyway, walked in and one of the first things I thought of, out of reflex, was... Where is there a men's room in the lobby? See... That is where I would take off every morning and night for a ninja dipping session. Pathetic. Bbs don't have restrooms in the lobby. And I don't care! 25 years I wasted time hiding on vacations when I could have been enjoying myself. No more of that bullshit!

Met steakbomb for breakfast. Great guy, great role model for new or veteran quitters, and his energy really amplified my hatred of nicotine. I left and thought... That dude sure didn't fit what I thought the stereotypical dip addict would be. He probably thought the same thing. Thanks for taking time out of your weekend to meet me, Andy. Your support and the support of bad asses like yourself is what makes the engine of kill the can work when no other plan does!

Pharmacist, celebrity banker, personal trainer, CFO, inventory analyst, plant manager, commercial electrician, healthcare manager, pipeliner, police officer... These are the professions of some of the dip (nicotine) addicts I've met in person that keep me accountable. This addiction sucks. But one day at a time, with the help of the guys I've met and post with daily, I am keeping my word and fueling my hatred.

See you at 600.

Keep on brotha, your doing it right !

[worktowin]

Day 577. I fucking hate nicotine more today than I think I have in the past 577 days!

Went on vacation a few weeks back. Nice trip to the east coast. Stayed at this cutesy little bb my wife picked out. Our room looked like a big pink explosion... But it made my wife happy. Anyway, walked in and one of the first things I thought of, out of reflex, was... Where is there a men's room in the lobby? See... That is where I would take off every morning and night for a ninja dipping session. Pathetic. Bbs don't have restrooms in the lobby. And I don't care! 25 years I wasted time hiding on vacations when I could have been enjoying myself. No more of that bullshit!

Met steakbomb for breakfast. Great guy, great role model for new or veteran quitters, and his energy really amplified my hatred of nicotine. I left and thought... That dude sure didn't fit what I thought the stereotypical dip addict would be. He probably thought the same thing. Thanks for taking time out of your weekend to meet me, Andy. Your support and the support of bad asses like yourself is what makes the engine of kill the can work when no other plan does!

Pharmacist, celebrity banker, personal trainer, CFO, inventory analyst, plant manager, commercial electrician, healthcare manager, pipeliner, police officer... These are the professions of some of the dip (nicotine) addicts I've met in person that keep me accountable. This addiction sucks. But one day at a time, with the help of the guys I've met and post with daily, I am keeping my word and fueling my hatred.

See you at 600.

[SirDerek]

2 weeks ago I flew to Detroit to meet 3 men from my April 2013 group. I've texted all of them. Talked to one 6 or seven times. I stayed with Ryan and his family in their beautiful new house. We drank beer in the backyard and worked on some landscaping together. Nick and Ron showed up later and we piled in his parents minivan and went to watch my royals spank their tigers. Redtrain, amrmaya2, and deeznb showed up for for the game as well.

This was a trip that I will never forget. These men fought a battle alongside me, in different parts of the country, and we share a strong bond. Nick and I quit on the same day - Christmas Eve. We chatted a lot because of the coincidence. Ryan's intro struck a chord with me - he verbalized the misery all of us were living but couldn't put into words. And Ron was like a machine keeping Aprils bumps fixed and the spreadsheet in perfect order at all times. 500+ days later we were happy. We were together celebrating a good time. And we are moving forward. Ron announced Tony Gwynn's death as we were en route to the game. An awkward silence struck this motley crew as we absorbed the news. There but by the grace of god go I...

This week has been one of change for ktc. Many of us were shaken and fearful, and we as humans normally are when change falls upon us. But, change moves us forward. Challenges lead to growth. And struggles lead to triumph. This week I have spent more time communicating with ktc members than I have in the past 3 months combined. Consider that... Sounds like a pretty strong week for ktc!

As always, I'd like to thank those of you that support me and have helped me win at the only thing in life that I consistently failed at. I was sure quitting was hopeless.... And until ktc it was. And a big thank you to the moderators and admins who have worked tirelessly, and often thanklessly, to build and maintain a site that a crazy group of addicts depend on to achieve freedom. I owe you all my life, and I'm grateful everyday to be able to post roll with Ron, Ryan, nick, and the other fine men (and Sage) of April 2013.

Have a great weekend. See you on roll tomorrow.

This is the kind if guy I want to stand next to and quit. Always positive and no drama. I am totally committed to quitting with you EDD WtW!

If their is anybody you want in your quit corner, it's WTW.

That was a fear on my cheek.

Basterd.

Thanks for sharing w2w.... except for that crap about your KC Royals..... 'arse'

Your calm insight is always appreciated. Thank you.

I am glad to say this guy is my friend, and even more proud to say he is in my band of quit brothers. Me and this cat click. Thank you for your wisdoms, I agree we are better not worse nod will continue to improve upon our brotherhood.

I know for me, I will stand next to, hell no, I will stand in front of this guy if needed.

always there for you brother.

[Erussell]

2 weeks ago I flew to Detroit to meet 3 men from my April 2013 group. I've texted all of them. Talked to one 6 or seven times. I stayed with Ryan and his family in their beautiful new house. We drank beer in the backyard and worked on some landscaping together. Nick and Ron showed up later and we piled in his parents minivan and went to watch my royals spank their tigers. Redtrain, amrmaya2, and deeznb showed up for for the game as well.

This was a trip that I will never forget. These men fought a battle alongside me, in different parts of the country, and we share a strong bond. Nick and I quit on the same day - Christmas Eve. We chatted a lot because of the coincidence. Ryan's intro struck a chord with me - he verbalized the misery all of us were living but couldn't put into words. And Ron was like a machine keeping Aprils bumps fixed and the spreadsheet in perfect order at all times. 500+ days later we were happy. We were together celebrating a good time. And we are moving forward. Ron announced Tony Gwynn's death as we were en route to the game. An awkward silence struck this motley crew as we absorbed the news. There but by the grace of god go I...

This week has been one of change for ktc. Many of us were shaken and fearful, and we as humans normally are when change falls upon us. But, change moves us forward. Challenges lead to growth. And struggles lead to triumph. This week I have spent more time communicating with ktc members than I have in the past 3 months combined. Consider that... Sounds like a pretty strong week for ktc!

As always, I'd like to thank those of you that support me and have helped me win at the only thing in life that I consistently failed at. I was sure quitting was hopeless.... And until ktc it was. And a big thank you to the moderators and admins who have worked tirelessly, and often thanklessly, to build and maintain a site that a crazy group of addicts depend on to achieve freedom. I owe you all my life, and I'm grateful everyday to be able to post roll with Ron, Ryan, nick, and the other fine men (and Sage) of April 2013.

Have a great weekend. See you on roll tomorrow.

This is the kind if guy I want to stand next to and quit. Always positive and no drama. I am totally committed to quitting with you EDD WtW!

If their is anybody you want in your quit corner, it's WTW.

That was a fear on my cheek.

Basterd.

Thanks for sharing w2w.... except for that crap about your KC Royals..... 'arse'

Your calm insight is always appreciated. Thank you.

I am glad to say this guy is my friend, and even more proud to say he is in my band of quit brothers. Me and this cat click. Thank you for your wisdoms, I agree we are better not worse nod will continue to improve upon our brotherhood.

[Jlud007]

2 weeks ago I flew to Detroit to meet 3 men from my April 2013 group. I've texted all of them. Talked to one 6 or seven times. I stayed with Ryan and his family in their beautiful new house. We drank beer in the backyard and worked on some landscaping together. Nick and Ron showed up later and we piled in his parents minivan and went to watch my royals spank their tigers. Redtrain, amrmaya2, and deeznb showed up for for the game as well.

This was a trip that I will never forget. These men fought a battle alongside me, in different parts of the country, and we share a strong bond. Nick and I quit on the same day - Christmas Eve. We chatted a lot because of the coincidence. Ryan's intro struck a chord with me - he verbalized the misery all of us were living but couldn't put into words. And Ron was like a machine keeping Aprils bumps fixed and the spreadsheet in perfect order at all times. 500+ days later we were happy. We were together celebrating a good time. And we are moving forward. Ron announced Tony Gwynn's death as we were en route to the game. An awkward silence struck this motley crew as we absorbed the news. There but by the grace of god go I...

This week has been one of change for ktc. Many of us were shaken and fearful, and we as humans normally are when change falls upon us. But, change moves us forward. Challenges lead to growth. And struggles lead to triumph. This week I have spent more time communicating with ktc members than I have in the past 3 months combined. Consider that... Sounds like a pretty strong week for ktc!

As always, I'd like to thank those of you that support me and have helped me win at the only thing in life that I consistently failed at. I was sure quitting was hopeless.... And until ktc it was. And a big thank you to the moderators and admins who have worked tirelessly, and often thanklessly, to build and maintain a site that a crazy group of addicts depend on to achieve freedom. I owe you all my life, and I'm grateful everyday to be able to post roll with Ron, Ryan, nick, and the other fine men (and Sage) of April 2013.

Have a great weekend. See you on roll tomorrow.

This is the kind if guy I want to stand next to and quit. Always positive and no drama. I am totally committed to quitting with you EDD WtW!

If their is anybody you want in your quit corner, it's WTW.

That was a fear on my cheek.

Basterd.

Thanks for sharing w2w.... except for that crap about your KC Royals..... 'arse'

Your calm insight is always appreciated. Thank you.

[wastepanel]

2 weeks ago I flew to Detroit to meet 3 men from my April 2013 group. I've texted all of them. Talked to one 6 or seven times. I stayed with Ryan and his family in their beautiful new house. We drank beer in the backyard and worked on some landscaping together. Nick and Ron showed up later and we piled in his parents minivan and went to watch my royals spank their tigers. Redtrain, amrmaya2, and deeznb showed up for for the game as well.

This was a trip that I will never forget. These men fought a battle alongside me, in different parts of the country, and we share a strong bond. Nick and I quit on the same day - Christmas Eve. We chatted a lot because of the coincidence. Ryan's intro struck a chord with me - he verbalized the misery all of us were living but couldn't put into words. And Ron was like a machine keeping Aprils bumps fixed and the spreadsheet in perfect order at all times. 500+ days later we were happy. We were together celebrating a good time. And we are moving forward. Ron announced Tony Gwynn's death as we were en route to the game. An awkward silence struck this motley crew as we absorbed the news. There but by the grace of god go I...

This week has been one of change for ktc. Many of us were shaken and fearful, and we as humans normally are when change falls upon us. But, change moves us forward. Challenges lead to growth. And struggles lead to triumph. This week I have spent more time communicating with ktc members than I have in the past 3 months combined. Consider that... Sounds like a pretty strong week for ktc!

As always, I'd like to thank those of you that support me and have helped me win at the only thing in life that I consistently failed at. I was sure quitting was hopeless.... And until ktc it was. And a big thank you to the moderators and admins who have worked tirelessly, and often thanklessly, to build and maintain a site that a crazy group of addicts depend on to achieve freedom. I owe you all my life, and I'm grateful everyday to be able to post roll with Ron, Ryan, nick, and the other fine men (and Sage) of April 2013.

Have a great weekend. See you on roll tomorrow.

This is the kind if guy I want to stand next to and quit. Always positive and no drama. I am totally committed to quitting with you EDD WtW!

If their is anybody you want in your quit corner, it's WTW.

That was a fear on my cheek.

Basterd.

[redtrain14]

2 weeks ago I flew to Detroit to meet 3 men from my April 2013 group. I've texted all of them. Talked to one 6 or seven times. I stayed with Ryan and his family in their beautiful new house. We drank beer in the backyard and worked on some landscaping together. Nick and Ron showed up later and we piled in his parents minivan and went to watch my royals spank their tigers. Redtrain, amrmaya2, and deeznb showed up for for the game as well.

This was a trip that I will never forget. These men fought a battle alongside me, in different parts of the country, and we share a strong bond. Nick and I quit on the same day - Christmas Eve. We chatted a lot because of the coincidence. Ryan's intro struck a chord with me - he verbalized the misery all of us were living but couldn't put into words. And Ron was like a machine keeping Aprils bumps fixed and the spreadsheet in perfect order at all times. 500+ days later we were happy. We were together celebrating a good time. And we are moving forward. Ron announced Tony Gwynn's death as we were en route to the game. An awkward silence struck this motley crew as we absorbed the news. There but by the grace of god go I...

This week has been one of change for ktc. Many of us were shaken and fearful, and we as humans normally are when change falls upon us. But, change moves us forward. Challenges lead to growth. And struggles lead to triumph. This week I have spent more time communicating with ktc members than I have in the past 3 months combined. Consider that... Sounds like a pretty strong week for ktc!

As always, I'd like to thank those of you that support me and have helped me win at the only thing in life that I consistently failed at. I was sure quitting was hopeless.... And until ktc it was. And a big thank you to the moderators and admins who have worked tirelessly, and often thanklessly, to build and maintain a site that a crazy group of addicts depend on to achieve freedom. I owe you all my life, and I'm grateful everyday to be able to post roll with Ron, Ryan, nick, and the other fine men (and Sage) of April 2013.

Have a great weekend. See you on roll tomorrow.

This is the kind if guy I want to stand next to and quit. Always positive and no drama. I am totally committed to quitting with you EDD WtW!

If their is anybody you want in your quit corner, it's WTW.

[Coach Steve]

2 weeks ago I flew to Detroit to meet 3 men from my April 2013 group. I've texted all of them. Talked to one 6 or seven times. I stayed with Ryan and his family in their beautiful new house. We drank beer in the backyard and worked on some landscaping together. Nick and Ron showed up later and we piled in his parents minivan and went to watch my royals spank their tigers. Redtrain, amrmaya2, and deeznb showed up for for the game as well.

This was a trip that I will never forget. These men fought a battle alongside me, in different parts of the country, and we share a strong bond. Nick and I quit on the same day - Christmas Eve. We chatted a lot because of the coincidence. Ryan's intro struck a chord with me - he verbalized the misery all of us were living but couldn't put into words. And Ron was like a machine keeping Aprils bumps fixed and the spreadsheet in perfect order at all times. 500+ days later we were happy. We were together celebrating a good time. And we are moving forward. Ron announced Tony Gwynn's death as we were en route to the game. An awkward silence struck this motley crew as we absorbed the news. There but by the grace of god go I...

This week has been one of change for ktc. Many of us were shaken and fearful, and we as humans normally are when change falls upon us. But, change moves us forward. Challenges lead to growth. And struggles lead to triumph. This week I have spent more time communicating with ktc members than I have in the past 3 months combined. Consider that... Sounds like a pretty strong week for ktc!

As always, I'd like to thank those of you that support me and have helped me win at the only thing in life that I consistently failed at. I was sure quitting was hopeless.... And until ktc it was. And a big thank you to the moderators and admins who have worked tirelessly, and often thanklessly, to build and maintain a site that a crazy group of addicts depend on to achieve freedom. I owe you all my life, and I'm grateful everyday to be able to post roll with Ron, Ryan, nick, and the other fine men (and Sage) of April 2013.

Have a great weekend. See you on roll tomorrow.

This is the kind if guy I want to stand next to and quit. Always positive and no drama. I am totally committed to quitting with you EDD WtW!

Because quit.

'BanDog'

[rdad]

2 weeks ago I flew to Detroit to meet 3 men from my April 2013 group. I've texted all of them. Talked to one 6 or seven times. I stayed with Ryan and his family in their beautiful new house. We drank beer in the backyard and worked on some landscaping together. Nick and Ron showed up later and we piled in his parents minivan and went to watch my royals spank their tigers. Redtrain, amrmaya2, and deeznb showed up for for the game as well.

This was a trip that I will never forget. These men fought a battle alongside me, in different parts of the country, and we share a strong bond. Nick and I quit on the same day - Christmas Eve. We chatted a lot because of the coincidence. Ryan's intro struck a chord with me - he verbalized the misery all of us were living but couldn't put into words. And Ron was like a machine keeping Aprils bumps fixed and the spreadsheet in perfect order at all times. 500+ days later we were happy. We were together celebrating a good time. And we are moving forward. Ron announced Tony Gwynn's death as we were en route to the game. An awkward silence struck this motley crew as we absorbed the news. There but by the grace of god go I...

This week has been one of change for ktc. Many of us were shaken and fearful, and we as humans normally are when change falls upon us. But, change moves us forward. Challenges lead to growth. And struggles lead to triumph. This week I have spent more time communicating with ktc members than I have in the past 3 months combined. Consider that... Sounds like a pretty strong week for ktc!

As always, I'd like to thank those of you that support me and have helped me win at the only thing in life that I consistently failed at. I was sure quitting was hopeless.... And until ktc it was. And a big thank you to the moderators and admins who have worked tirelessly, and often thanklessly, to build and maintain a site that a crazy group of addicts depend on to achieve freedom. I owe you all my life, and I'm grateful everyday to be able to post roll with Ron, Ryan, nick, and the other fine men (and Sage) of April 2013.

Have a great weekend. See you on roll tomorrow.

This is the kind if guy I want to stand next to and quit. Always positive and no drama. I am totally committed to quitting with you EDD WtW!